The Rhine Italy And Greece
The Rhine Italy And Greece
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The canons of Treves completed the shame and ruin of the infatuated prelate, for, being disgusted with his folly, they prayed the pope to silence him, and appoint a coadjutor in the performance of his clerical duties. <^ ^ s ^ . S \-. i^ i ^ « STOLZENFELS. 59 Treated but too leniently, Werner made Stolzenfels his permanent residence, and dwelt there the remainder of his life, despised and neglected. The mystery in which his life was involved, was not totally dissipated by his death, for an idea long prevailed that immense treasures, accumulated by magic means, lay buried in the dungeons of the castle. There was another archbishop of Treves, John of Baden, also tinctured with a predilection for the occult sciences ; and, when he had nearly ruined his fortunes by the vain pursuit, was persuaded by an Apulian monk to make extensive excavations under Stolzenfels, in the expectation of finding the treasures of Werner: he found even less, however, than the prince who disturbed the ashes of the Babylonian queen.
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The canons of Treves completed the shame and ruin of the infatuated prelate, for, being disgusted with his folly, they prayed the pope to silence him, and appoint a coadjutor in the performance of his clerical duties. <^ ^ s ^ . S \-. i^ i ^ « STOLZENFELS. 59 Treated but too leniently, Werner made Stolzenfels his permanent residence, and dwelt there the remainder of his life, despised and neglected. The mystery in which his life was involved, was not totally dissipated by his death, for an idea long prevailed that immense treasures, accumulated by magic means, lay buried in the dungeons of the castle. There was another archbishop of Treves, John of Baden, also tinctured with a predilection for the occult sciences ; and, when he had nearly ruined his fortunes by the vain pursuit, was persuaded by an Apulian monk to make extensive excavations under Stolzenfels, in the expectation of finding the treasures of Werner: he found even less, however, than the prince who disturbed the ashes of the Babylonian queen.
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